Germany and Brazil propose UN resolution re-write to condemn 'highly intrusive act' of NSA surveillance

Danny Palmer
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Two countries, both victims of NSA spying, want United Nations to condemn snooping

Germany and Brazil have made alterations to a United Nations draft resolution on the issue of state surveillance, with the two countries calling for protection against government spying on communic...

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